Sentence examples for early choice from inspiring English sources

At 6-5 odds, Classic Photo is the first early choice for the race.

"You can never start your campaign too early," Kidd said of his early choice for top rookie.

Now MPs face an early choice over whether they wish to serve on Jeremy's frontbench if asked.

Writing on this newspaper's website, Woodcock, who supported Liz Kendall, said: "MPs face an early choice over whether they wish to serve on Jeremy's front bench if asked.

In particular, the Earl of Grantham (Hugh Bonneville) seems to have gone for an early choice of apoplexy for his default emotion for this series.

Tyberwood, who finished second to Gallo Blue Chip in the North America Cup and third in last Saturday's elimination, is the second early choice at 4-1.

Such practices mean students' early choices are increasingly important.

Even in these early choices, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was showing tendencies that would dominate future competitions.

His early choices were much influenced by the critic Clement Greenberg, who favored the Color Field painters and Anthony Caro sculptures.

Had you known that Doris Day and Ronald Reagan were the early choices to play Mr. and Mrs. Robinson?

When a social policy entails major setup costs and large numbers of people who must devote time and resources to developing expertise, early choices become difficult to reverse.